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Windows 7 - FirebirdPhil - 05-03-2018 Unfortunately I have to use MS Office, suppliers, customers et all use it so I have to be able to open all file formats thrown my way, and Microsoft covers 99% of things. Then again I didn't have to pay for my legit copy of Office 2007 Ultimate so may as well use it. I can totally understand people who just don't want to pay for tools that have free equivalents. Just going to go for a legit copy of Win7 Ultimate, and go from there - its all tax deductible so that helps bring the real cost below £100. Windows 7 - DaveEdin - 05-03-2018 OpenOffice is 100% MS format compatible mate... It's a free download from here, try it and see that it opens all your docs/spreadsheets/databases/presentations ok About the only thing that's not 100% is the VBA support but most people don't use that level of interaction... |